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Sony Implements PlayStation 5 Price Hike in the United States Amid Tariff Concerns

August 21, 2025

Netherlands Deploys 300 Soldiers and Patriot Missile Systems to Strengthen Poland’s Defense Amidst Russia-Ukraine Conflict.

August 21, 2025

European nations ought to bear the weight of the majority of responsibility for Ukraine’s safety, according to Vance’s assertion in regards to Conflict News.

August 21, 2025

‘Moral obligation’: UK business elite calls for action regarding Israel Amidst Israel-Palestine conflict News.

August 21, 2025

Netanyahu Claims Albanese’s Reputation ‘Irreversibly Stained by Weakness’ Following Australian Jewish Organization’s Call for Serenity | Anthony Albanese

August 21, 2025

By the weekend, there is a possibility that vessels from the United States Navy could arrive at the Venezuelan shore as part of a campaign against drug trafficking syndicates | Political Developments Update

August 21, 2025

Authorities claim former Brazilian President threatens refuge in Argentina – DW – Aug 21, 2025

August 21, 2025

Renewable Energy Companies Present Case to Trump: ‘We Will Be Essential’

Peruvian citizen files lawsuit against German energy corporation RWE for Glacier melting issue.

Discussions for a truce with Putin will involve territorial and energy considerations, according to Trump.

Petroleum executives convene in Texas, but beneath their bravado lies Trump-caused unease | Traditional Energy Sources

Britain’s steel sector demands regulated energy costs during Trump’s trade conflict | Steel sector demands energy cost regulation during trade tensions with Trump

How to choose the right home battery and prepare for the behavioral changes it brings: valuable advice for a successful installation | Energy

“Rio Tinto’s acquisition of solar energy and battery systems for Gladstone aluminum production hailed as a step forward” | Mining

Ontario imposes a 25% penalty on energy exports to the U.S. in response to Trump’s tariffs | Canada

Residents near newly constructed transmission towers in the United Kingdom may be eligible for an annual £250 reduction on their energy costs, according to the power sector.

Gaza’s Power Supply Severed by Israel’s Energy Chief